Sentence examples for much terrible from inspiring English sources

There was so much terrible serendipity.

Perhaps too much terrible Indian wine was consumed.

And that conflict has already brought so much terrible suffering.

There's so much terrible stuff in the clubs: you see audience's minds being polluted by awful language and base thoughts.

"It's probably reminiscent of our Civil War, just so much terrible pain and suffering and anger," said Paul King, a founder of White Bird.

"You can't just say, 'The rest of the family stays in Aleppo.' " For the illustrator Christoph Niemann (who has often provided cover art for this magazine), inviting a young Iraqi family to spend a few nights in his family's guest room ended up being a welcome respite from a chronic feeling of helplessness in the face of so much terrible news.

But beneath them came fainter sounds that were much more terrible: the cry of "Stretcher-bearer!" from desperate men.

It's like salt -- too much is terrible, and not enough leaves you without flavor.

For many Chechen families, the accusation of homosexuality is much more terrible than the charge of supporting terrorism.

I knew I was using a word that suggested something much more terrible than anything that happens in my story of teen-age initiation.

The reason for this is not so much the terrible cost of the storm, now estimated at more than sixty billion dollars.